January 4, 200620 yr comment_93924 I was talking to the parents tonight and found out that i may be able to access some funds for my rolla project. Just wondering if there is any vic memebers that are good with wiring up cars? Ca18det/4agze into a ke70/ae71 Report
January 4, 200620 yr comment_93936 love the avatar, but no i can't wire anything any good. make sure you put it in the projects area when you get around to doin it though. i for one would like to see how it is done. Report
January 5, 200620 yr Author comment_94049 Ive got a few mates that are good with wiring but they are usually flat out with work and stuff so makes it kinda hard. I'll post it in the other section when its being done so in future people know. Report
January 9, 200620 yr comment_95077 gettin mates to do it i think would be the way to go, wiring would get pretty costly to get someone else to do it, and theres no way i would have a crack at it. ive just done a gze conversion to my ae82, its so a job for the expert!!! Report
January 25, 200620 yr comment_97924 Try and get the wiring diagram of the motor your installing and your ke70 wiringand just sit down with the two. Work out whats common between the two. Then whats left just splice into the required lines which is generally ignition positive or off the battery. Sounds easier than it is but work through it and you will find auto wiring isn't that hard ITS ONLY TWELVE VOLT DC Report
January 25, 200620 yr comment_97928 but its also a lot of amps, you do it wrong you will fry something. Report
January 25, 200620 yr comment_97934 yeah but you can also do wonderful things like put in fuses, relays and fusable links and disconnect the battery. then your in no danger and wost case scenario you wired from 12+ to earth. youll blow a fuse and that will be it Report
January 26, 200620 yr Author comment_98115 It turns out that Bianca's brother is fully qualified in something Elec wise for the Air Force so will be able to help us out with the wiring :P The only problem is finding time when he's in Vic as he is based in SA. Report
January 27, 200620 yr comment_98272 As Valandor said fuses and relays help. Most of the high amp stuff will have heavier wiring. and will plug from one component to the next. A multimeter is also very handy. Report
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